Gary Acosta, Co-Founder & CEO of NAHREP, sheds light on the role of real estate agents as an important part of first-time homebuying in a powerful Op-Ed for The National Housing Conference (NHC)
If buyers are required to pay out of pocket for their agent, it may increase their costs by as much as $12,000 to purchase a median-priced home in America.
Gary Acosta, Co-Founder and CEO of NAHREP emphasizes the importance of homeownership at the NAR Policy Forum in Washington, D.C., providing insights drawing attention to the impact on families and communities.
Gary Acosta, Co-Founder and CEO of NAHREP emphasizes the importance of homeownership at the NAR Policy Forum in Washington, D.C., providing insights drawing attention to the impact on families and communities.
NAHREP’s CEO and Co-Founder Gary Acosta delves into an eye-opening discussion on closing the minority homeownership gap – how to empower the secondary mortgage market and promote diversity in lending
NAHREP’s CEO and Co-Founder Gary Acosta delves into an eye-opening discussion on closing the minority homeownership gap – how to empower the secondary mortgage market and promote diversity in lending
DALLAS, Texas — Today, HousingWire announced the 2023 class of HW Rising Stars. The award spotlights 80 leaders ages 40 years and younger who are driving the mortgage, real estate and fintech industries forward.
NAHREP Co-Founder and CEO Gary Acosta comments on the importance of homeownership for the stability of the American economy and some of the latest trends in the industry to be aware of.
Over the next two decades, housing finance experts predict Hispanic homeowners will make up 70% of all new homeowners. That figure explains at least some of the palpable optimism among attendees of the policy summit the National Association of Hispanic Real Estate Professionals hosted this week in Washington, D.C. Gary Acosta, the trade association’s CEO, however, isn’t taking those projected gains as a given.
Over the next two decades, housing finance experts predict Hispanic homeowners will make up 70% of all new homeowners. That figure explains at least some of the palpable optimism among attendees of the policy summit the National Association of Hispanic Real Estate Professionals hosted this week in Washington, D.C. Gary Acosta, the trade association’s CEO, however, isn’t taking those projected gains as a given.